I am on the path to own my own business (hopefully soon) but Subway was the first job that taught me the importance of the value of a customer and how to create a quality product. I honestly thought working there would be beneath me, which is nuts because when you need money NO job is beneath you. Survival is key. Subway taught me how to work hard, keep my cool, and think on my toes.

It's a great environment to work at just get to know everyone and you'll have the best work experience and have a lot of fun

Not following policy rules

Nothing is prepared lots of dishes and lunch rush

Never happened to me but most people just got a good talking to

Always communicating with each other and having free time when stuff was done

Just remain a customer. Too much work, not enough money and if you're salaried you're screwed. I worked 17 & 14 hour shifts.

The biggest mistake was working there in the first place.

The most stressful day was extremely stressful. Customers didn't stop coming, my co-workers were not fully trained (I was the only one fully trained), we ran out of bread and cookies and I had to find time to bake, wait on customers, and do whatever my co-workers could not.

A customer was having a bad day because she was getting food for her co-workers and they weren't specific about their orders. After making her food and joking with her she called and said I was rude(total lie) I was told to go home that day and wait til my boss called. She never did and I never went back!